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féfiljRCHES TOMORROW

I CENTRAL GUARDIAN

f ST PETERS CATHEDRAL ' , An iicsn “ocgafalilfil Isvilsfilrlffi M5. L-Th- v. . £0 “Mgntommlllllilll :M¢Uho'ra| uchlrllt. . ‘all. _ My school. , lillfiilllg and 5'1"“?- Wygif DAY SERVILES Ilmly Communion. s raid", saturdo 8J5 [Ioiy “III?” | C mmunion W ‘Milli!- gsliv ~03; Friday.

oi CANADA

and Prince Street

M] Rev. Illllh MIIIorXM-A. 8.0.

Assistsu day. Bu. Donald C. Boothroyd. IA Orlluist

lit-Public worship. n: Holy Communion. Rev. Hugh Miller.

Z? Asiahem: "0 Saviour of fir. PAM <=H""" “$3.1 1.3.2.; "srsrii:

, LeDrcw Gardner. B6119"- Iiible Classes Rev‘. 11. crccnbalsb. MIIIWII- 1.00 p. m. Public Worship. _ u... _ his» 1.1111“ W" Sermon: nev. n, c. Boothroyd. Choir IIIPB°I""_M'S' G’ a‘ Fun o "o". Communion

_ - eep.— — -- - —A. ‘it Cimfirmallon School Service. Visitors and Students~

UNI ffi-URCH

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Anthem: "Saviour Thy Children Loan held la

S. Sullivan ion to invest

Cordially at a meeting hursday.

This column ls s“. llltorost. but "9"! lotus-q nay "Gill n word. Ilium‘, -—--_.__

rvod for oars If advertising of I in inserted cl l sirletly pupal-Io tn

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xonx unmm cuaaos. nev. guxfiagivrlalson. Minister. Services

. 22. Church: a p,m_ u am" central

Buckley. EveryoneYbrki 7.30 p.m.

welcome, L442,

Comlii-unloll Monday, Allin‘ keno-n. I..R.A.LI.. A.c.c.o.§,1:1p@1§v. Feb. :1 at 7.30 p.111, m1

the - L446.

‘he B T0 PURCHASE VIC TO It Y S

ONDS — The Provincial Gover - ‘mlextit decided to invest. $100,000 riln 0 0g Loan I3nonds. The purchase

W11 put to the Province’ Sink-in Fund. A similar amount was su ciibed to the first Victory

st summer. The decis- this money was made of the Government on

16'0" rmviiblmnelsgschgiiiio Class. wflwmo’

ivlbrnfnr Prayer and " _

$11,111“ hi..‘-’;"...... o... saonsv

g... are“ 11s P"Y°'-:_,-_-%___ --——-——i— i m: sarnsr CHURCH

PRESBYTERIAN

pf} s1. JAMES CHURCH .

MI Lter n p11, Lieutli ‘The ltev‘d T. ll. lasscii Somvrs. M-Ao S. T- M- 3' c‘ ren Come." - - -

Jiilnlstor Rev. I. Judson Lovy. B.A. Morning Worship l! A M. Sermon, Rev. T. M, Cumming. Anthem: "See 0 God We Child- (Msndieberg) The Church School 2.30 P. M, Bring the boys and girls of household to this study service. Evening Worship 7 P. M. Annual Boy's Service. Sermon by the Minister. Anthem: “One Sweetly Solemn 'I‘honght." - -- — -- —(Ambrose) John Inch. Mus. Bac., Organist and Choirmastzr. ‘You arc invited to worship with TiIE BAPTIST CHURCH

Lafllnigl Miss Lillian Mackenzie.

“"5" Bu‘ n Worship fittest": Ngcrlelslslflnal —de Kowl- uo Church School- , m, Ilvcninz W015i!"- Bfrnone S011; _ A Dream a Paradigfl _ -llamilton Gray. m; officer, Robert Tait, It. A. F. Wednggday 7.30 Service of Inter- .. and- Lenten Meditations on s Life oi Abraham?! I m minister will l" "f"

i}. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CHURCH 0i CHRIST “ 1"“'°° "12, °'““°" m“ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

r iicv. G. Carllyle Websvvr“ Kent Street ._ o . 0131135‘: mNg Rev, Neil Herman. B.A. 1m ,1, M, Theme: ‘In the Midst Pastor

the Storm.’ Mrs. V. L. DIIIQWQIL Or Int. liylnns: 7'1, 785- W» 503- Mr. Herman will preach ‘stun A. .,\11tht'mi ‘Lord For Thy Tender M_ “d .1 E M_

one‘ Sakef- — — - Fmim‘ 11 s. m. Subiect: “Living Room 139m]; gigs Sabbath School or A “fin; Design»

B 1‘ ‘ 5 - 2.30 P. M. Bibs School. Classes

cvewmo wonsmr n, M. M”, I

*1» P- M- Tiwm" ‘°“' 5"" a r. M. Pastor's Adult Bible 01m. Subfict: “All Things Under

‘i P. M. Third in Series on Mod- crn Scapegoots,

Subject “The Present War Be- comes A Scapegoat."

Girls Quartette.

, 1 _ _ _ _ - - - ullivau. good is greatly to he feared in the 'c1nbIy of iIis saints, and to be 11. in revcrcirce of all them that

H1101" "11"" . c. . M. si -s t aso r. M. T" """"'“Y mvmid I“ "M" For-sail whongomnenvtvo-wclcome all. 1 1 Ill-

ening the groom and some friends enjoyed dancing with the fairer sex to the New Dome dance band. Both bride and groom received gifts in- eluding silver, cut gloss. linen and

cheques.

A host of friends of this po n: young couple join in wishing cm many years of wedded happiness.

hserve World lay of Prayer

"Foe World Day oi Prayer vras -. yesterday afternoon at 3.30 p. ILIii Zion Church hall with a. large ance of women from e uiottetown Protestant churches '- the Salvation Army. 1111c impressive service was pre- ed over by Mrs. G. Carlyle Web- 1:1, Scaled on the yzllatforlrnl wllth M" rs. ivcbsier were e o2 own; ‘ ‘Ihdieshrepresenting their respective Qgfng“ffffil,°flgffi'ifiwl§fio§fyflg§ all”. ' 1 1.1. Levy. i?.‘°2*‘éf....i§f. ‘i1.°~"?€“€.§.".i.‘if.‘ifi‘3 llieiixpfsi. C1111rch; Miss Mary Irv- s1o11 oi the inquest at Montague St. J.1111u' Mrs. George Miller, yesterday. The hearing was before Mrs. HE. Miller, fipendiary Magistrate I... B. Mei-

.Paul‘s; Mrs. Frank Stewart. ,1- niral Christian: Mrs. William Al- I 111* (lfltfd MYS-ulmtlfggsilfiid “$3 ' ‘Church or swuandi Mn‘ H’ tevldrmmilees flgrlil hgr home on the - ‘chmmkr- sawaum‘ Army‘ morning oi Friday Feb 13 She had ..Durlng the service these lfidles been missing from 118i‘. home since 1 turn 10;! in prayer, the 511111505 the previous evening. Shortly before " $151160 011 the Service 1911f“ she had protested against her sun - c411 beautiful hymns were taking the horse out of the stable 1- g and the offering of $30, which . to drive to Launching. It is believed bio be used for inter-denomina- that when her son eit the aged Moon c1." ian literature through- lady followed behind 111111 fur when found the next morning by ,was taken un by o , _ . . two men, who were on their way nn111-.iy. Miss Con- ,_ , M1“ “My Km W“ if’ ‘R°.l‘°s.~5“1%.§‘$“e$‘3 ltiieififv.“ inn Ga it and Miss Lena KiHB- w e p '

I The deceased hsd been in ill Campbell — McLeIIan

health ior several years and when found was liahtly clad. Her eyesight Wedding Tiwedding of 11111011 interest took

"MW Pbrllaly 15111. 11$ 73° nesses was heard. it was adjourned

‘ residence until yesterday. No further wit-

- R- nesses were heard yesterdav but the

jury's verdict was returned. Mr.

rt. uniLcd in the holy bonds oi Arm“;- Jenkym was foi-onion of tM llliiligly, Margaret. Anne, daugh-

. C.

1d Mrs, Maclcllan. Jury’

Give verdict in Woman’: death

James MacDonald. 07-year-

cnd after the evidence of five wit-

ln Memoriam

DR.- PERCY T. CIIAPPELL

Dr. Percy T. chappell. dent-bi. Inst aitalcueld-I yeswI-tika ‘sit $125999! Hm 1 t 1 , e res 1 no. trill peeeigssber‘ B. iii»? c3013.‘. grimfield. roi- many yearn he 1M is attended by Wallace Edwards conducted a dental office 111 BOI- “"11! R. C. A. F. ton. His survivors include c. 818W

Following the ceremon an in- M" John Lindsay this city. Scr- gllfmai reception was heId at the “ca; W111 be held st the Beers "Lfigrilléelhe bride, where s. toast to Funeral Home, Palmer, tomorrow

(is

W DOSGCI I), WI .. . said’? attractive “table “Iwmmn at’ 2' Fan my” Hem“

NEWS. weddingudaiczntvgvxithi §I§ke‘n',§§ (The late Dr. channel! we! b0“

"1 1n silv h 1d _ ,1 _ and srew up in ¢11=I1°ii°i°"11 "id I“? “filed-It, §ns°'°1.1r§.“ ‘Regilhndid will be remembered by -msny 01¢ Illcleiian poured tea while those sens. He was the son 0! $11! 12W "listing serving were the Misses Mr and Mrs. T. L. 331199911 °I y.Em Mih i. En ‘ ,

ilsn and lg’: Eticwilslsd Mac‘: m" “w,

.. d c bii I lie. 011mm “we o

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bride was charming in s

0! blue wool crepe cut. in Wllws lines with wine accessories. ° W011- 11 cars-age of pink carna- miii. She was s. Wald Moynagli, Jr., who wore l

~ » . FORTUNE fiidffilii"oiéti.t? cautious: ,,,,",,‘“"'""§—§¢,;,: _ .., ., _ y,“ lflilsnveaigrinioi. to the srooms- John numb, kngwn to longer hdentification bracelet. ‘hound! o‘ human,‘- u "Alva, "tends-reg selr-nyiislgdiligritotmslblblgg I!" Pflmuw’ 1°" n fly ‘w’ mlhe "New Dome" dams ha bo ds and securities

ll utifui and useful ,_L ecv

We Iiusi Bo Saved

Neither is there‘ Salvation in any other; for there ‘I hone other name under Heaven given among 111011. "hiireby we must be saved. Acts 4-12.

Come to GOSPEL TENT-UPPER PRINCE ' SUNDAY, 7 P. M.

Stirring Messages-Ali Welcome

mllllY ‘£2 b”

rtho! n .712... ho died at ao. 'I‘r¢ ___&btsv_i2r_§2_

It’. your wh

on foot. I L‘!

had been badly impaired for some Stored time. ma”

AUXILIARY MEETING — An executive meeting of the Ladies

Auxiliary of th c 5411 was held in thee p.23... lrlmlffifl? “ICMRE and several matters were

Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets Members of the Aux-

BIy were requested by the South Afrlfln Veterans’ Association to attend the Memorial Service at St. Peters Cathedral tomorrow,

OPENS SHOP-Attention is cali- to the adverrisement of 101;, J, Hughes which appears else- ere. Mr. Hughes has opened o. tailor shop at 170 Prince Street this week and is ready w serve 111s customers in the line of repairing, cleaning 011d Pressing- He has been

‘in the tailoring business for many

years and is well known in the city.

TOBACCO TAX TO BE IM- POSED - Prince Edward Islanders will have to Day ten per cent more for their cigarettes, cigars and pipe and cigarette tobacco after March 1 when the provisions of the tobac- ¢° $11K 8o into effect. This new tax was Passed at the last session of the lxgislature. Chewing tobacco has been exempted from the tax as it was lnted out by members of the Leg lature that it was used si- 111055 eXclusively by farmers and fishermen. Although no announce_ ment was made it Ls expected the tax would be imposed bv a stamp by re ilers. who must obtain provin- cial licenses. to each package sold.

formation at the last session of the Legislature indicated proceeds from thc tax would be used princi- pally to promote public health in the province.

HELD STUDIO EVENING -— The following item appeared in the Ev- ening ‘Ilelcgram, Toronto, of Feb. 3: The senior pupils of Miss Dena Mc- Lure. A.T.C.M., held a studio eve- ning at tho home of Mrs. Arthur Hodgetts. Glencairn avenue, when those taking part were: Miss Eva Mel-can. Miss Beatrice Joyce, Mrs. Hovvse, Miss Blanche Wyand. Miss Ethel Wyand. Madame Giraut. Mrs. Rawson and Mrs. Hodgetts. (Mrs. Hodxetts is well known in Char- lottetown where she has numerous friends. Miss Ethel Wyand. s. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan W nd, Mayfield, is with the Head 0 fioe oi the Dominion Bonk. King St, Toronto. Miss Blanche Wyand is visiting her sister at Roxborough street.)

ACKNOWLEDGE GIFT — The Provincial Government is in receipt of a letter _of thanks from Col.‘ N. M. I-Ialkett, R. C. A. M. C.. Officer Commanding No. 7 Canadian Gen- eral Hospital for c, cash donation for the purchase of surgical instru- ments, The instruments. which had already been received. were purcii-' used in Canada. the selection being made on the advice of Hon. Dr. W. J. P. hisciviillan and Dr. J. P. Lantz.

. Halkett said: “I cannot tell vou how pleased our surgical staff are to receive these instruments. I can assure you they will be cf great- est value to them. It is quite diffi- cult to procure good instruments where we are now located and your gaoriderful gift is greatly appreciat-

ISSUED WITI-I HELMETS — Seventy special constables for A. R. P, work were issued with heimfis at City Hall last night. A total cf 30 new members were included in number and these were sworn in for duty by Stipendiary Magis- trate K. M. Martin. The remaining 40 men had previouslv taken the oath and this lirOllD included the regular members of the City Polioe Force. Alquéinttlity of A. P. gup- piles arr ve ere recen y an s in the City Building. This

rial is for the A. R. P. workers

' .. ,. ha loner . d. i inity. oth- , .1.§“.1L‘y°"fi§l "Ethvthbffaiixbebieelgg I‘: fiipprlics hi)? 11gb aryrivcd for the

other parts of the province. I11c111d- ed in the lot at citv Buildlna is: 800 helmets: l2 lea splints: 16 tarpaul- ins; 1d stretchers; 8 arm splints. First Aid haversacks; 32 First Aid pouches: 32 ivdter bottles; 5.000 feet of fire hose.

SPEAKS 0N CHINA -— "Not only Japan but most cf the other na- tions of the wcrid have failed to measure the physical prowess 0i the Chinese," declared Rev. Neil Herman in an interesting address on China delivered at the regular weekly tnccting of the Chariot-te- town Y's Men's Club. The speaker wont on to say that China had ll! own psychology, culture and civili- zation and in the end would emerge victorious over her enemies. Child- ren of the soil, the clzinese are en- dowed with a great physical endur- ance which will carry them throuilh to ultimate victo . "The 011111681? of today are a rencarnatlon of B freedom of soul and sbvemmebl which the combined forces of n11 our enemies can n0 mbfe 60110116? than they can blot out_ the" S1111 and il1e moon and the 51875, Rev. Mr. Herman asserted. The chairman of the meeting was Mr. IPrcd Small.

E ANNIVERSARY — Ceileliisdatliii‘; the 22nd anniversary ~oi the founding of the club. the Chara iottetown Kinsmen last nlilili WI"

000 go Mr, H. A. Rogers, Founder of the

Aggmtcmd Kinsmen Clubs Can-

m’ T°r°ntiiiegxldi' the ililiginmi-bis. The observance of this milestone was marked by, E1" noldinii oi a banquet and cuter a n- merit in The Charlottetown iolwed by “ “n” “t ‘he ligrdriiixgefoiirfifr:

id t Ernest Lord inen telegram forwarded to tihg Founder: "Charlottetown C u

'1 ies on an- iifigfsiitarriifdt aiioogeiglai-dtion and so» presentinii 11 $500 c “q k f Br“, warded at once for Mil or ain. All service aroloflfi {Pmmmmi °° 1*" °°"‘" °°i%...”.‘é°.l1...“25d¥i§

‘Qriidrievesiiiifm 1.0m}- Callbctk on bide Fgtlillidlllt! of the Assooltlicliltfl 0; _ T -- .111 or 0 c::;1si.u“.%....ui ti‘? i... m. Q1

5441.‘;

Ciflfllbl. nsairin and tossing. I. I. HUGIIEE, TAIBO], 110 Prince Street Si"! rCldy-h-maggnrg 14-449 I 21 3i

TO ATTEND 11mg N(}_ Messrs. J. W. Boulter 1111:]; Q, P991311. Senior Potato Inspector. have twfly 3°!‘ OWIWE. to attend d‘ annual meeting of the can..-

an Horticultural Society which

Tuesday next. The meet- ngs will continue until Thursday. They expect to leave by in, noon g1"? ‘wit? and will Probably be 86 n e province towa ds and o‘ next week‘ r the

TRAIN ARRIVAL-The Borden train arrived in the city last; night; at unto-about five hours behind iggegules, ice conditions delayed Save -h. Prince Edward Island" f n ours on the trip of me boat

rom Borden to Tormentine and as s. result it did not leave on re- gum to this province until after

pm. N d‘ on the regurnurtrllp? delay mum!

Thinking Day Broadcast

Corporation. lug Day messases from

land will be broadcast over the fiOIIBI network on Sunday eve- nin , Feb. 2i. at 7.30 p. m. Atlantic Dayllight Saving Time. The sneakers wil be the Countess of Clarendon. Commissioner for Overseas who will

G id d Guide and 352E359?“ d‘u1§§r“$i11 thunk the English Guides for the broadcast.

an na

Thinking Day Program

A most interesting evening was C spent at St. Peter's Hall last $18113 when over one hundred Guide! were present. taking part in a 91'0- gram in commemoration of Think- ing Day.

Mrs. Reay, Provincial Commis- sioner was present and Miss Ivisbel

Personals

Mr. E. A. F0 to

atient in thes Piririlckeo §§$§§°“1§ Land Hospital for a week resumed 13gb?) hiirillgwyetohtsgdaylisltheislgleas. greatly improved. a

sioner, presided. Guides of the var- I lous companies depicted the growth i) of Guiding from its b11211 in i910 to the present day. At intervals in p]

.___..__.________ llllllflrfl’! relieves aches. the program moving pictures were

Fr _—_i"-'———B _ d_ shown lfliiillldlgg a1 ffm show ng 1e arr va rn Ho

om rlga ler of two air ambulan es. M14 6- 111“-

TO Tank TrQQper or-iifeboat the gift ironi the Crnideo

of the Empire to His Majesty's For- ces. At, the close of the evening Mrs. Retry gave an interesting ac- count of the origin of Thinking Day and reminded the Guides of- the

—-Now A Major

CAMP BORDEN. Ont. iffeb. 20- fcPi-The miiitar career oi C.. P. L. Drake-Brociiman, who was court-martislled out of the British army for striking two captive Gm. man airmen. is on the rise again,

A Brigadier in command of a 1111111 bdsade at on English coastal GIMME DfbkbrBi-Ockman enlisted as a tank trooper with the Cana- dian A1111? Overseas after he was dismi from the British army. Now he is stationed here with the rank of Major to train Canada‘: dink soldiers,

H15 promotion-from trooper to Major-came through last week and left him"‘dumbfounded" with fillYbrise and pleasure.

The incident that resulted in his dismissal from the British army occurred shortly after Dunkerquc while the Nazis were bombing Bri- 11111 howdy. spiuire fighters 51.... down two Junkers bombers over Drake-Brockmans station and two

night at 7.30 p. m.

After the singing oi’ (lie National Anlh/grn me Guides were dismissed by the Provincial Commissioner‘.

Fishcrmcms llnion Executive meats

A meeting of the Executive of

the CHyvBLiildIDg ymstzrsay, T1195!‘- w in atiinoailce “we Nagzclem ATSE“ nauh, P;os.(i:nt-,Austll1 B. Bell. Vic; President, and Miss Noreen 0e

ome Chapman. Hon. H, H. C:x at- 01‘ tended the mzeting and give the

members of the planes’ crews who ssilranie that he lived were brought before the tn zg pCLSIbIB to as- Bflilfldlel‘. zaiiou. t The prisoners-a pilot and After disposiztg or routine ous- ° Sfiuadron Ieader-“spat on the iness the executive discussed the 1100i. spat on my shoes then question of a size lim.t on lobsters. Spat on me and called me sibloody The meetini; W118 11110111114 b!’ ‘he

English swine," Ms]. Drake-Brock. man said in an interview. "may ‘If: $12 dlgllcilméestrufie the sguad- pilot tugs." s m the

ajor said he struck them with an ssh stick, that they com. themed of mistreatment and h, was dismissed after a court-mar-

SECICDHTY-TTCBSIIIGI that a petition signed by a large number 0i Ilzh- m ermen repcsemzng all sections 0f the province had bc:n forwazded to Ottawa. prmestizlfl 11811115‘ change in the presznt size imit-

Minlster of Fisheries that represenlazicns would be Elven 591"

. -. , Like or Bill iiai because "they sold my assault m“ w“ “’ “lien-Eh L an . would have s detrhnentsl effect on 0.13,? uflfnuk‘; b; 5:212’. by Mr. McLsriy said the bill will be

flvllllm." who were about st the ime. .

"I don't know who could stand zgcitingnd anieintslliiltfng, this

as .

could not. I could res! but 1

..Z th President, and Dr. J. T. Cro- tesieu. who was also present offered

gsnization and ex; 111151011- ed

. have dons noth- L‘ ~ rt l promoting the

hi8 else.‘ I giiodatiztliben ‘air-d 8:185 of Irfh Moss

He joined the Canadian army on rm» next, gmscrg and has already Jan. 9 and erformed all the dut- made several contacts.

195 ‘>1 "I DI‘ Vim-scrubbed floors, Several ohcr matters of lesser

for the opening of the third session of the 44th General Assembly of the Provincial legislature yesterday fol- lowing a meeting oi the Provincial Government on hurs the ‘Legislature opened on March 24. about a week later than it is scheduled to open this year. prorogued 011 April 10. The opening ‘Through the courtesy of the Can- 0i

Estimates Cost

OTPA plete new voters’ list will pared for the the government seeks release its commitments against cons tion, Secretary of State McLa1'.\ announced tod

vised nor printed and those whose names are inadvertently may vote after taking the oath and b61118 vouched for by a voter in the same district. he said.

tion upon which the plebutit-e bill Matheson, acting District Commis- will be _ workers must be paid. would be ap-

son renewed

worthy evasion of “mg” properly belongs to this

the ministry." he said. and added: "It hasn't n single element. oi cour- 9R6 about it "

yveilildgect ‘the plebiscite, moved [he broadcast to be given on Sunday M? u on m‘ marks when the House adjourned until Monday. at which time this measure will have precedence.

whose convictions prevent. them irotm lentering the armed forces nlay voe n we F15hC1'1-1-@11'5 Ulllln W15 held 1“ ing they will relinquish any rights